The WATA II is made from regenerative organic cotton. The canvas of the WATA II is made from regenerative cotton produced by Bergman Rivera, Peru.
Upper: Canvas (100% organic cotton) Logo V: Water-based screen printing Insole: Amazonian rubber (11%), bio-based E.V.A. (53%, including 42% sugarcane), recycled E.V.A. (11%), organic cotton (12%) and others (13%) Outsole: Amazonian rubber (40%), mineral silica (23%), recycled rubber (10%), synthetic rubber (11%) and others (16%) Welt: Synthetic rubber (40%), mineral silica (22%) and others (38%) Toecap: Synthetic rubber (40%), mineral silica (22%) and others (38%) Lining: Canvas (100% organic cotton) Laces: Organic cotton (100%) Eyelets: Metal free of nickel Made in Brazil
Cotton is cultivated in Brazil and Peru by associations that respect people and the environment, according to fair trade principles. In Brazil, cotton is organic and agroecological. This agriculture enriches the land after being cultivated by improving the diversity of species cultivated and water retention in the soil. In Peru, farmers grow certified organic and regenerative cotton. They receive support in their certification process and receive technical and financial assistance to improve their production.
The WATA II is made from regenerative organic cotton. The canvas of the WATA II is made from regenerative cotton produced by Bergman Rivera, Peru.
Upper: Canvas (100% organic cotton) Logo V: Water-based screen printing Insole: Amazonian rubber (11%), bio-based E.V.A. (53%, including 42% sugarcane), recycled E.V.A. (11%), organic cotton (12%) and others (13%) Outsole: Amazonian rubber (40%), mineral silica (23%), recycled rubber (10%), synthetic rubber (11%) and others (16%) Welt: Synthetic rubber (40%), mineral silica (22%) and others (38%) Toecap: Synthetic rubber (40%), mineral silica (22%) and others (38%) Lining: Canvas (100% organic cotton) Laces: Organic cotton (100%) Eyelets: Metal free of nickel Made in Brazil
Cotton is cultivated in Brazil and Peru by associations that respect people and the environment, according to fair trade principles. In Brazil, cotton is organic and agroecological. This agriculture enriches the land after being cultivated by improving the diversity of species cultivated and water retention in the soil. In Peru, farmers grow certified organic and regenerative cotton. They receive support in their certification process and receive technical and financial assistance to improve their production.
